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Artificial Toning Or No? 1926-S Peace Dollar

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I've been approached with a decent offer to buy this 1926-S Peace dollar. Obviously it is not graded, the owner said he talked to his local Coin Shop from which he purchased it from and was validated that it is indeed a naturally toned coin. Looking to get some other opinions, please. Any thoughts? Thank you
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. Pic of reverse? I don't know if it is NT or environmental toning. Lacks eye appeal though, IMHO.
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It appears to be AT. I would not pay a premium for the coin. The first thing that would get me off of NT is around the number 6 as it looks like a liquid pour.
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Certainly not Market Acceptable toning .
Rather unattractive in my opinion.
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May have spent some time in an older, occasionally moist coin folder, What does the reverse look like?
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Sorry about that, I uploaded the Obverse twice by accident. Here is the reverse. Thank you all for your opinions! Much appreciation.
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To me this looks AT'd.



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Looks like AT to me, but either way, not particularly attractive.
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Artificial Toning and I'm not a fan at all
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Naturally toned coins never show the identical toning patterns on both sides. This is clearly altered.
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Certainly not Market Acceptable toning .


This! There is zero chance this would straight grade from the top 4.
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If they are that confident it is NT...make a deal that they send it out to be graded and if it straight grades you'll buy it.
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With the reverse image now posted, I'm leaning toward toning deliberately induced by someone. I have a small collection of Morgans and Peace dollars where the toning is suspect--I accept them for what they are and enjoy 'em. I'd add this example for sure.
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I once used my uncle's acetylene torch to light off bottle rockets by the hundreds. This coin made me think of that night. Not good.
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BH1964 -- Good that you lived to tell that story.
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Good lord! Guess you could've used a flamethrower to light!!
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